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Insulate Britain shut down the M4 near Heathrow Airport and the M1 close to Brent Cross in North London in more misery for drivers who have also spent the past week queuing for fuel.

Boris Johnson’s shake-up of his ministerial team continued in the lower ranks.

Boris Johnson has fuelled speculation about an early election by the scale of the changes to his top team - with new Tory chair Oliver Dowden telling staff last night to get ready for a vote in the next two years.

At the cabinet office, to become a minister at the international trade department, whilejohn whittingdale has stepped down as media and data minister. the broadcaster piers morgan is to join rupert murdochs news corp to host a new television show from next year, and write for the sun and the new york post. the company said the new programme would be shown in the america, australia as well as the uk. mr morgan left good morning britain in march after saying he did not believe claims made by the d...

The UK Resilience Forum (UKRF) has been established to strengthen UK resilience by improving communication and collaboration on risk, emergency preparedness, crisis response and recovery.

US said to have warned UK against ‘inflaming’ tensions over Northern Ireland Protocol

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An emergency alert message will be sent out on Tuesday - Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto People in east Suffolk are to receive an emergency alert message on their phone tomorrow as part of a Government trial.  The new Emergency Alerts service would send a direct message only where there is a risk to life, either locally or nationally. This could include public health emergencies, severe floods, fires, industrial incidents and terror attacks. Ahead of its introduction, the first in a series o...

Penny Mordaunt, who currently serves as the Paymaster General having previously served in two secretary of state roles, argues in a new book in favour of a massive overhaul of Parliament.

Penny Mordaunt calls for unelected House of Lords to be reformed Jack Maidment, Deputy Political Editor For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A senior Government minister has called for the unelected House of Lords to be overhauled and replaced with a more democratic upper chamber.  Penny Mordaunt, who currently serves as the Paymaster General having previously served in two secretary of state roles, argues in a new book in favour of a massive shake-up of P...